AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWest Bank livelihoods under pressure: AFP reports Palestinian farmers in As-Sawiyah are racing to harvest wheat as settlers set crops on fire, with violence rising alongside settlement expansion. Security and industry spillover: Greece arrested a 37-year-old Palestinian in Crete over alleged Hamas ties and explosive-making training, with investigators linking the case to suspects detained in Cyprus—highlighting how regional security crackdowns can disrupt labor and movement. Gaza humanitarian logistics: Four UAE aid convoys carrying 740 tonnes of food parcels entered Gaza via Rafah under “Operation Chivalrous Knight 3,” feeding families amid worsening shortages. West Bank settlement economy: UK and partners are preparing sanctions aimed at deterring companies from involvement in the E1 settlement plan that would split the West Bank, while calls grow to end trade with illegal settlements. Aid and infrastructure strain: Reports also flag Gaza’s hospital and supply pressures, including shortages of oil and spare parts that threaten bakeries, water systems, and healthcare operations.
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